Re: SEDA Future

Tempest?

Alex Boisvert wrote:

>
> firestorm?
>
> http://sprott.physics.wisc.edu/fractals/collect/2003/Firestorm.jpg
>
>
> Ryan Krueger wrote:
>
>> Since Seda is spanish for silk, to keep the tradition, maybe a 
>> spanish work relating to a sandstorm.  Or, in honor of the Jean who 
>> is keeping the seda strand going it could be a French word.  French 
>> for Sandstorm or Silk?
>>
>> In spanish, "Windy" is "ventoso" or "ventosa"
>>
>> "Viento Borrascoso" might be a bit long.
>>
>> On Mar 29, 2005, at 10:28 AM, Quartz wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> SEDA is an acronym. Sedax is a bit too close to that. I beleive that 
>>> was a reason to call the
>>> project 'Sandstorm'. If you want to spin off sandstorm, You would be 
>>> better advised to figure a
>>> cool name that doesn't refer to SEDA, especially not the X suffix 
>>> conventionally used for standard
>>> extensions.
>>>
>>> May I suggest 'JCyclone', or something in the windy theme...
>>
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